Oklahoma permit test: alcohol & drugs

BAC limits, implied consent, penalties, open containers and impairment. 11 questions.

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Under Oklahoma's implied consent law, what happens if you refuse an officer's request for a BAC test?

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  1. Under Oklahoma's implied consent law, what happens if you refuse an officer's request for a BAC test?

    • A Nothing, if you have not been drinking
    • B You receive a small fine only
    • C You get a warning for a first refusal
    • D Your driving privilege is revoked
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    D. Your driving privilege is revoked

    By driving in Oklahoma you have agreed to take BAC tests. If you refuse, the officer's sworn report leads Service Oklahoma to revoke your driving privilege, even if you have not been drinking. The revocation takes effect 45 days after you get written notice.

    Source: Service Oklahoma website

  2. For an Oklahoma driver 21 or older, what BAC level leads to license revocation under the implied consent law?

    • A 0.10 or more
    • B 0.05 or more
    • C 0.02 or more
    • D 0.08 or more
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    D. 0.08 or more

    If a test shows a BAC of 0.08 or more, your Oklahoma license will be revoked even if you are not convicted in court. For drivers under 21, any measurable amount triggers revocation.

    Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual, page 65

  3. A 19-year-old Oklahoma driver is stopped and tests positive for a small but measurable amount of alcohol. What applies?

    • A No penalty, because the BAC is below the 0.08 adult limit
    • B A fine only, because the BAC is under 0.05
    • C A warning if no crash occurred
    • D Their license will be revoked under zero tolerance
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    D. Their license will be revoked under zero tolerance

    Oklahoma's zero tolerance law makes it unlawful for anyone under 21 to drive with any measurable alcohol in their blood or breath. The license will be revoked even without a DUI conviction.

    Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual, page 67

  4. Under Oklahoma's zero tolerance law for drivers under 21, how long is the revocation for a first offense?

    • A 30 days
    • B 12 months
    • C 2 years
    • D 6 months
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    D. 6 months

    A first zero-tolerance offense (DUI, APC, refusal, or any measurable BAC) brings a six-month revocation for a driver under 21. A second offense doubles it to 12 months.

    Source: Oklahoma Driver Manual, page 67